Orange Profits Show Increase in Garden Grove
Garden Grove Citrus Association reports a net return of 402.88 dollars per acre up from 117.92. The group shipped 1214 carloads of oranges in 1951, up 127 percent from the prior year, marking the largest crop in association history. Charles P. Witte reelected secretary manager for 1952 with E. M. Dozier as president and several officers named. A banquet at Knott's Berry Farm drew 350 members.
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Garden Grove
Garden Grove Citrus Association
Charles P. Witte
Witte
E.M. Dozier
R. R. Rosselot
Edward G. Enault
Orange County Fruit Exchange
Burton Allen
Planners Approve Two Subdivisions
Santa Ana February 2 Orange County Planning Commission recommended two subdivisions and four business ventures for favorable board action. They approved subdividing seven acres into eight lots at 15th Street and Irvine Avenue Costa Mesa and Hough C Marshall of Santa Ana will carve two lots from seven acres on Prospect Avenue north of Tustin. Businesses approved included a wrecking yard for Arthur A Ger approved over two dissenting votes and as 39 petitioners approved 29 disapproved by others. Also approved were a aircraft muffling manufacturing plant Lincoln Avenue and Hey 39 Buena Park cabinet shop Dewport Avenue south of Victoria Street. Assembly of God Church expansion at Fifth Street and Fullerton Avenue Buena Park was rejected for a 10 by 5 foot Sunday School wing due to crowding concerns.
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Santa Ana
Orange County Planning Commission
15Th St
Irvine
Costa Mesa
Hough C. Marshall
Prospect Ave
Arthur A. Ger
Garden Grove
Gilbert St
Assembly of God Church
Fifth St
Fullctten Ave
Buena Park
Raora Wing Commission
Robert Flex
Fromewandi
Holt St
Las Vegas Ave
Capistrane Seeeh
He Ty Knight
Church Tells Sunday Plans Garden Grove Feb 2
In Garden Grove on February 2, Pastor Bernard Brew outlines Sunday evening fellowship activities for all ages. The program includes reading, hobby sharing, music, and family recreation at the 4230 gathering. Morning worship will feature Rev Brewster on The Natural Bridge, with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and service at 11 a.m.
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Garden Grove
Bernard
Brew
Prir
Mettie Claffen
Dorothy Snyder
Lloyd Drewes
Wallace Schnitger
Wil Hear
A. Peters
Kenneth Wahrenbrock
Stolen Car Recovered In Anaheim Mystery
A car stolen from a city pier by Sam Bell of Ninth Street reappeared in Anaheim. Bell had left the keys in the ignition while he walked to the pier. police reported the abandoned vehicle found yesterday.
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Huntingtim Beach
Aeormer
Anaheim
Sam Bell
Ninth St
Anaheim Pelicee
Dairymen Split at Annual Meet in Bellflower
In Bellflower a rift split the 63 member Superior Milk Producers Association over marketing, with 31 voting to stay with the co operative rather than sell independently. The group handles about 46 percent of local output valued at 3.6 million dollars and four creameries bid for their milk. A court hearing on the dispute is set for February 5 in Long Beach Superior Court.
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Bellflower
Long Beach Superior Court
Superior Milk Producers’ Association
Belmont Ave
Matt Oliveira
Heads Feted Former Lion
SEAL BEACH February 2 past presidents of the Seal Beach Lions Club were honored at an anniversary meeting at Sam's Sea Food Spa. J C Frosty Felts, first president, chaired. Dr Alexander Renner spoke on his WWI Siberian POW experiences. Two new members Don Lawhead and Russ Grotamat were inducted. The club, now over 65 members, heard a March of Dimes report by Dr Val Sneed.
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Seal Beach
Frank Shufelt
Don Lawhead
Russ Grotamat
Lions Clu
Val Sneed
Club
Anaheim Tops Drive Quota in Final Tallied Gift
Anaheim’s Community Chest drive exceeded its $22,300 goal by 761.41 after a last minute $1,090.90 donation from the Girl Scout board of directors. Gene Steck, general chairman, notes first goal achievement in over a decade. Berney Jordan represented the Girl Scouts and cited the refund from unused funds.
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Anaheim
Girl Scout Board of Directors
Gene Steck
R. H. Marvin
Cest
B. W
Berney) Jordan
Girl Scouts’ Board
Community Chest
Jordan
Girl Scouts
Three youths jailed on marijuana charges in Orange
Three youths from Orange were sentenced by Superior Judge Robert Gardner after a long trial for marijuana possession and transportation. Gerald Patrick Smith James Brewer and Roy Raymond Villalobos received six months in jail for transportation and three years for possession with sentences to run concurrently.
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Santa Ana
Fen
Robert Gardner
Gerald Patrick Smith
James Che
Brewer
Roy Raymond Villalobos
Orange
Ahso
James Gene
Ot Garder Grove
Brand
Increase in Juvenile Arrest Cases Told
SANTA ANA February 2 More children got into more trouble last year than ever before. Sheriff s Sgt Russell C Campbell in charge of the juvenile department said 2082 cases were handled during the year an increase of 418 cases over 1950 and 4179 over five years. Arrests were made of 295 boys and 77 girls for various offenses with 234 boys and 58 girls detained at the Orange County juvenile home or jail. 424 boys and 30 girls were listed as offenders and released to parents after counselling with regular visits and parental reports. There were 60 liquor violation investigations with 45 minors arrested, 160 burglary investigations with 86 juveniles involved including 45 boys and two girls arrested. Other major crimes included 16 grand theft arrests four strong arm robberies two armed robberies three assaults with deadly weapon and nine murders or morals offenses. Of 80 arrested for major crimes 23 went to juvenile court. Campbell deputies McAlary Oliphant and Proud made 997 investigations of crimes where children were victims including molesting indecent exposure other morals offenses child beating and 79 cases of child neglect.
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Orange County
Campbell
Set. Campbell
Jack J. McAlary
al Oliphant
E. M. Proud
Air Force Man Given Jail Term
Air Force Cpl. Ralph E. Miller, 28, of Fullerton, received a nine month sentence from Superior Judge Robert Gardner after admitting passing minor checks. Credit for 2 3 tenth stay in jail reduced the term from twelve months. Miller was linked to floating about $1200 in bad checks across Orange and Los Angeles County cities including Whittier, Alhambra, Pomona, and Los Angeles.
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Santa Ana
Air Force
Ralph E. Miller
Fullerton
Robert Gardner
Miller
Orange County
Los Angeles County
Whittier
Alhambra
Pomona
Los Angeles
Balm Suit Filed In Santa Ana Auto Crash
Juliane Black of Stanton sued in Superior Court for 5182.60 damages from Robert Carles Bacon and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bacon. The crash occurred at 3 50 a m January 1 at Cerritos Avenue and Stanton Boulevard, with Black blaming Bacon for the accident.
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Santa Ana
Juliane Black
Stanton
Superior
Robert Carles Bacon
Charles Bacon
Cerritos Ave
Stanton Blvd
Black
Bacon
Bellflower Music Program Expands to 6000 Vocal Students
Bellflower reports 20 school orchestras with nearly 6000 pupils in vocal training and 300 in instrumental instruction. Ronald Brown directs upper grade advanced orchestras at Roosevelt and Washington and trains four beginning groups, plus four more orchestras led by various teachers. Ten new cafetorium buildings will enable larger music gatherings, and Washington will have a new music building matching Roosevelt.
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Bellflower
Charlotte Stevenson
Ronald Brown
Roosevelt
Washington
Washington School
Roosevelt School
Credit Union Holds First Annual Meeting in Stanton Area
The Hansen Credit Union held its first annual meeting with 40 percent of members present in Stanton Buena Park Cypress and Los Alamitos. Five directors and six committeemen were elected. Directors include O G Edwards president M F R Clark vice president Annie Mae Cook Doris A Dillon and Marie D Trimbell secretary treasurer. Credit committee members elected Grace Edwards Bessie Hood Katharyn Crabtree. Supervisory committee members are V Tedrow Mrs Donald Wires and Mrs Gladys Henle. A 3 percent dividend was declared. Treasurer Thirsbell reported 46 voters with assets of $3300 and loans totaling just over $10,000, averaging about $315 per loan.
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Cypress
V. Tedrow
Reat Manet
Donald Wires
Chine
Gladys Henle
Santa Ana, i
Edwards
Thirsbell
Water Mains Job Near Completion in Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa February 2 Construction of new water mains in the Fairview County Water District is about 95 percent complete. President Harry Aldrich said the remaining work covers house connections as lines extend between 19th Street and Wilson Street and Newport Avenue to Pacific, with the system costing about 340,000 dollars.
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Costa Mesa
Fairview County
Harry Aldrich
District Board of Directors
19Th St
Wilson St
Aor
Newport Ave
Pacific Ve
Downey Dairy Worker Killed In Haystack Fall
Downey California February 2 A 56 year old dairy worker Charles Ritter of 11657 Old River School Road died after his skull was fractured when he fell from the top of a haystack at the Keel Dairy hay barn He was taken to Downey Community Hospital where he died The body was taken to Miller's Mortuary Ritter was employed by Anthony Keel who said Ritter had no known relatives.
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Downey
Charles Ritter
Old River School Rd
Reputy
Anthony Keel
Ritter
Civil Defense Meet Monday in Newport Beach
Newport Beach plans a civil defense meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in city hall. City Manager John Sailors will lead discussions on distributing first aid lists and enlisting family members in Red Cross training.
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Newport Bead Civil Defense Organization
John Sailors
Civil Defense
Red Cross
Santa Ana
Ing
Santa Ana Community Center
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Paramount
Chambers of Commerce
Orange County
Ani Paraipaint
Wall
Walter Underwood
Aegarsling
V &. Shambet
Atest
America
Aie
Onvine
Barr
Conference on National Affairs Speakers Include Underwood
National affairs adviser Underwood will address the conference on government spending taxes and controls. Donald A Young longtime AP reporter and U S chamber legislative coordinator will speak on Government by Default. Stary Gange Lindsay olive grower discusses The Fount of No Return.
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Underwood
U. S. Chamber
Donald A. Young
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Stary Gange
Lindsay
Young
Gange
Unitarian Fellowship Plans First Anniversary Meeting
Bellflower observers will mark one year of work by the Unitarian Fellowship of Bellflower and Lakewood with a Feb. 3 gathering at 3 p.m. in Gold Fellows Hall. Rev. Stephen Fritchman of the First Unitarian Church, Los Angeles, will speak on Is There a Formula for Personal Happiness.
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Bellflower
Unitarian Fellowship of
Bell- Hower and
Lakewood
Gold Fellows Hall
Palm and
Ardmore Aves
Stephen Fritchman
First Unitarian Church
Los Angeles
Teachers Attend USC Conference
Stanton February 2 a moving picture A Day in the First Grade filmed here two years ago was scheduled to be shown today before school as part of the first midyear conference on good teaching practices at the University of Southern California. Miss Helen Magnusson first grade instructor filmed the picture Superintendent Wayne Butterbaugh and Mrs. Clada Pletz second grade teacher attended the USC meeting.
Fullerton PTA Council Convenes
In Buena Park on February 2 Mrs. Howard Gill of Buena Park served on the nominating committee of the Fullerton PTA council and acted as a representative of Grand Ave School PTA Buena Park when the council met at Mrs. H. B. Ziemer’s Fullerton home. Names of Buena Park women Mrs. Gordon McComber and Mrs. Ernest Bastady were presented for auditor and treasurer.
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Buena Park
Howard Gill
Fullerton
PTA Council
Grand Ave. School Pta
H. B. Ziemer
Gordon McComber
Ernest Bastady
Buena Park Students to Compete in Historical Contest
Six Buena Park students from Fullerton Union High School will compete in a historical contest at the American Legion hall on February 12 at 7 20 p m. The event is sponsored by American Legion Post 354 with La Habra and Fullerton cooperation, announced Verne Tillien local chairman.
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Buena Park
Fullerton Union High School
American Legion Hall
American Legion Post 354
la Habra
Fullerton
Verne Tillesen
Honorable Mention at Fourth District PTA Meeting
Lindbergh Harpe PTA members received an Honorable Mention in the membership poster contest at the Fourth District Congress of Parents and Teachers held in Garden Grove. The local PTA was represented by Donald Rapp Raymond Rapp Arthur Kitts Jack Harris and Al Hollister.
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Costa Mesa
Lindbergh-Harper Pta
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Garden Grove
PTA
Isession
Donald Rapp
Raymond Rapp
Arthur Kitts
Jack Harris
al Holiister
Artesia servicemen reported from Artesia Youths in armed forces noted
Five Artesia youths in the armed forces are reported. Mrs Vernie B Travis of Clarkdate Ave learns her husband serves aboard the USS Uhlmann in Korean waters after boat training in San Diego. Gerard Verkasik of Brittain Ave and his wife Dolores welcome a baby girl Jan Yvonne. Donald Phillips, son of George H Phillips, is in Navy training in San Diego. Everett Stark, son of Harry F Stark, promoted to corporal in the U S Air Force transport service at MacChord Tacoma. Coy Jackson, son of Thomas Jackson, attends Naval electronics school in Memphis after Marine enlistment in January 1951.
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Vernie B. Travis
Clarkdate Ave
Uhlmann
San Diego
Gerard Verkasik
Brittain Ave
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Dolores
Verkasik
Lloyd Howard
Brittain, Ave
Jan Yvonne
George H. Phillips
S. Seine Ave
Donald
Excelsior Union High School
U. S. Air Force Transport Service
MacChord Base
Tacoma
Wash
Everett Stark
Harry F. Stark
Horst Ave
Rose Marie Schmid
Carol Schmi
Norwalk
Navalition Electronics School
Memphis, Tenn
Pic
Coy Jackson
Thomas Jackson
E. 183Rd St
Marine Corps
Excelsior Hien
Bellflower Girl Sings on CoasttoCoast Radio Choir
Miss Don Schremp of Bellflower will perform with the John Brown University Cathedral Choir in the first coast to coast broadcast of 1952 on February 3. She is the daughter of Mrs. Gladys Schremp of 9327 Faywood Ave. The feature airs from Bellflower, California.
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Bellflower
Don Schremp
Gladys Schremp
Faywood Ave
John Brown University Cathedral
Buena Park Couples Move to Alaska
Two Buena Park couples depart for Alaska. W G Turner and wife and daughter Linda travel to Anchorage where Turner works for a washing machine firm. William Randolph and wife and daughter Sharon relocate to Fairbanks where Randolph serves as a civil service employee.
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Buena Park
Alaska
W. G. Turner
Linda
Wil
Anchorage
Turner
William Randolph
Sharon
Fairbanks
Randolph
Civil Service
Fruit Growers Exchange Sued for Antitrust Damages
The California Fruit Growers Exchange, a major citrus co operative also known as Sunkist, is sued for 2.4 million dollars. Winckler & Smith Citrus Products alleges the exchange and its subsidiaries Conspire to cut off supplies and drive competitors from the canned citrus juice market. The suit seeks treble damages and injunctions to breakup the subsidiaries Exchange Orange Products Co and Exchange Lemon Products Co.
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Los Angeles
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Winckler & Smith Citrus Products Co
Anaheim
Exchange
Sunkist
Winckler & Smith
Anagold
United States
California
Arizona
Exchange Orange Products Co
Exchange Lemon Products Co
Blood donors sought for Red Cross mobile unit
Hollydale residents are asked to donate at the Red Cross mobile blood bank visit to Hollydale American Legion Hall on February 26. Hours are 3 to 7 30 p m at Garfield and Gardendale Aves, with Mrs Wade Studebaker and Mrs Stanley Campbell organizing the drive.
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Hollydale
Red Cross Mobile Blood Bank
American Legion
Typing Classes for Adults Offered at Paramount
Paramount Junior High School hosts free typing classes for adults over 18. Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m., in Room 2 of the main building, instructor Henry C. Montgomery says.
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Paramount Junior High School
Henry C. Montgomery
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